Liberon Touch-Up Pen For Wood Repair - Pine

The pen is best suited for concealing superficial scratches, scuffs, and minor blemishes on finished wood surfaces. It is not intended for deep gouges or structural damage.

The pack includes three color tones: Pine, Oak, and Mahogany, to provide versatility in matching different wood finishes.

Yes, the finish is water-resistant and wipe-resistant once it has dried completely.

No, this product is designed for use on finished wood surfaces only. Using it on unfinished wood may lead to inconsistent results or staining.

Always test the pen on an inconspicuous area of the wood or on a spare piece of wood before applying it to the visible damage. This helps confirm color compatibility and desired results.

For minor discrepancies, you can try applying a second thin coat. If the color is significantly off, it's best to remove the applied dye (if possible before it fully cures) and try a different color or blend. Always test first.

The lifespan of the pen depends on the frequency and extent of its use. Ensure the cap is always replaced securely after use to prevent the felt tip from drying out.

Wipe off the applied color immediately with a clean cloth (if still wet). Test another color or attempt to blend colors on a scrap piece first. For dried applications, light sanding might be necessary before reapplication.

Ensure the cap is securely on when not in use. Gently shake the pen. If the felt tip appears dry, try moistening it slightly with water and retesting.

The scratch may be too deep for a single application. Allow the first coat to dry completely and apply additional thin coats. Ensure the color is an accurate match.

Apply the dye in thin, even strokes following the wood grain. Avoid applying too much pressure. Wipe away excess immediately after application if streaks appear.